As I started to research these fish, I journeyed down the rabbit hole of fish and found numerous incredible species, all with their own unique patterns, colors, and personalities. I started, like many others, with a 10 gallon tank and the vast array of colors in guppies; looking for ones with some of the most incredible patterns and colors I could fine. Watching these guppies give birth and the little baby fish grow into full adults and have their own children started my goal of becoming a breeder. I fell in love with watching these little fish grow. Eventually, I upgraded to a 55 gallon and got my first discus. A pack of six, each with a different pattern. I tried to get these beautiful fish to breed once they were old enough, but discovered the challenges of artificially raising discus fry. Eventually, I moved to a new place, which allowed for my collection of aquariums and fish to grow. I set up dedicated tanks for raising baby fish and started breeding angelfish, cories, discus, and geophagus with varying degrees of success. Now my journey that started with a 10 gallon tank and some guppies, has evolved into a collection from some of the smallest nano fish, like pygmy cories and sunfish, to moster fish like bichirs, a black ghost knife, and gar, and thousands of gallons of water. Now, I look forward to sharing this incredible hobby with others and helping them get a strong start on their journey down the rabbit hole of fish.